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Relatives of Amita Amin, a 67-year-old resident of Roslyn Heights on Long Island, are maintaining hope as search efforts continue following her disappearance during severe flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border. The woman went missing amid the devastation wrought by the catastrophic natural disaster that has claimed multiple lives in the mountainous region.
The Amin family has not abandoned their search for the missing woman, continuing to pursue leads and working with authorities in hopes of locating her. Officials have confirmed that dozens of people remain unaccounted for in the aftermath of the floods, which swept through the border area with destructive force.
The disaster has affected numerous communities in Nepal and the surrounding Himalayan region, with rescue operations ongoing as weather conditions and terrain present significant challenges to recovery efforts. Authorities are urging anyone with information about missing persons to come forward.
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